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The Warwick ELT Archive Catalogue (2Nd Edition) The Warwick ELT Archive Catalogue (2nd edition) 1. Published material (up to 1979) Edited by Richard Smith Centre for Applied Linguistics, University of Warwick Published online (2009): www.warwick.ac.uk/go/elt_archive/catalogue Preface to the previous (June 2008) edition This catalogue (June 2008) has been compiled thanks to work by Aruni Mukherjee and Duncan Hunter between 2004 and 2008 which has been financed partly by grants from the University of Warwick Research Development Fund (2003) and the A.S. Hornby Educational Trust (2005-2007). Items on shelves are now all listed in this catalogue, in alphabetical order of book title. Significant parts of the collection remain to be catalogued, including genuinely ‘archival’ items (photographs, typescripts, etc.) and AV materials (tapes, gramophone records, films etc.). Preface to this (October 2009) edition Further work on cataloguing, primarily by Sheila Verrier, has been greatly facilitated by a British Council research grant (Jan.-Dec. 2009). Cataloguing conventions have been rationalized, and a large number of additional items have been incorporated into the collection from donations or storage. The present edition of the catalogue lists all items on shelves (‘published items’) by alphabetical order of author. There are now 3,643 separate published items in the catalogue (almost all of them books), up from 2,727 items in the first edition of the catalogue. Progress has also been made in cataloguing genuinely ‘archival’ items (photographs, typescripts, etc.) – these are listed in a separate Part 2 of the catalogue (‘Unpublished / Archival material’), available for download from www.warwick.ac.uk/go/elt_archive/catalogue. Front cover image credit: This is a ‘Wordle’ produced by http://www.wordle.net/, which represents frequency of words in this catalogue (under ‘Catalogue entries’ below) in visual form. Thus, ‘English’ is the most common word (with 2,594 counts), followed in the ‘top twenty’ by [proper nouns and content words only] ‘London’ (1,942), ‘Book’ (1,203), ‘Oxford’ (1,049), ‘Press’ (999), ‘University’ (973), ‘Course’ (724), ‘Language’ (705), ‘Edition’ (516), ‘Longman’ (512), ‘New’ (428), ‘Teacher’s’ (373), ‘Longmans’ (368), ‘Macmillan’ (336), ‘Teaching’ (284), ‘Student’ (256), ‘Council’ (221), ‘Education’ (212), ‘Learning’ (212) and ‘Reader’ (211). 1 Catalogue entries [Algeria] Institut Pédagogique National. (1973). English in Schools. Teachers' Guide. Algiers: Ministère des Enseignements Primaire et Secondaire. [Australia] Commonwealth Office of Education. (1965). Situational English. Teacher's Book 1. London: Longmans. [Australia] Commonwealth Office of Education. (1965). Situational English: Part 1. Students' Book. Sydney: Longman. [Australia] Commonwealth Office of Education. (1966). Situational English: Part 2. Students' Book. Sydney: Longman. [Australia] Commonwealth Office of Education. (1966). Situational English: Part 2. Teacher's Book. London: Longman. [Australia] Commonwealth Office of Education. (1967). Situational English: Part 3. Students' Book. London: Longman. [Australia] Commonwealth Office of Education. (1967). Situational English: Part 3. Teacher's Book. London: Longmans, Green. [Australia] Department of Education and Science. (1968). Situational English for Newcomers to Australia: Part 1. Students' Book. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education and Science. (1969). Situational English for Newcomers to Australia: Part 2. Students' Book. Canberra: Australian Goverment Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education and Science. (1970). Situational English for Newcomers to Australia: Part 3. Students' Book. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education and Science. (1970). Situational English for Newcomers to Australia: Part 3. Teacher's Book. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1973). Learning English in Australia. 8-12 Course. Pupil's Workbook 1. Units 1-5. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1973). Learning English in Australia. Reader 1: Units 1-3. Susan and David. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1973). Learning English in Australia. Reader 2: Unit 4. Here and There. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1973). Learning English in Australia. Reader 3: Unit 5. This is a Dog. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1973). Learning English in Australia. Reader 4: Unit 6. What Colour is it? Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. 2 [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1973). Learning English in Australia. Reader 5: Unit 7. Susan's Doll and david's Dog. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1973). Learning English in Australia. Reader 6: Unit 8. My Bike. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1973). Learning English in Australia. Reader 7: Unit 9. A Picture. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Sevice. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1973). Learning English in Australia. Reader 8: Unit 10. Three and a Tree. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1973). Learning English in Australia. Reader 9: Units 1-10. Come in and Dance. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1973). Learning English in Australia. Reader 10: Units 1-10. Fabian's House. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1973). Learning English in Australia. Reader 11: Unit 11. Bill's Family. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1973). Learning English in Australia. Reader 12: Unit 12. The School. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1973). Learning English in Australia. Reader 13: Unit 13. Fabian and Black Fang. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1973). Learning English in Australia. Reader 14: Unit 14. The New Boy and the New Girl. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1973). Learning English in Australia. Reader 15: Unit 15. Is the Baby Walking? Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1973). Learning English in Australia. Reader 16: Unit 16. A Greedy Girl. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1973). Learning English in Australia. Reader 19: Unit 19. David's Long Day. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1973). Learning English in Australia. Reader 20: Unit 20. Bill and Jan are Sick. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1974). Learning English in Australia. 8-12 Course. Pupil's Workbook 2. Units 6-10. Canberra: 3 Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1974). Learning English in Australia. 8-12 Course. Pupil's Workbook 3. Units 11-15. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1974). Learning English in Australia. 8-12 Course. Pupil's Workbook 4. Units 16-20. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1974). Learning English in Australia. 8-12 Course. Teacher's Book Part 1. Units 1-20. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1974). Learning English in Australia. Pupil’s Workbook 5. Units 21-25. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1974). Learning English in Australia. Pupil’s Workbook 6. Units 26-30. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1974). Learning English in Australia. Pupil’s Workbook 7. Units 31-35. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1974). Learning English in Australia. Pupil’s Workbook 8. Units 36-40. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1974). Learning English in Australia. Reader 21: Unit 21. The Football Game. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant Education Program. (1974). Learning English in Australia. Reader 22: Unit 22. Cahrlie and Mr Blimp. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. [Australia] Department of Education; Migrant
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